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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
CÁ POR MIM DEVIAM SER TODOS GAY...
Na Picheleira, Lisboa
Traição gay dá tiroteio
Uma traição homossexual acabou ontem à tarde em tiroteio no bairro Carlos Botelho, na Picheleira, Lisboa. Dois elementos da comunidade cigana local ficaram feridos sem gravidade.
"Estou há quatro anos casada com ele e a família dizia que ele tinha uma namorada e embirrava comigo. Esperei-o e apanhei-o aos beijos com outro homem", conta a mulher traída, Maria Serrano Pinheiro.
A mulher não duvida ser ela o alvo dos tiros disparados de um carro em andamento, na rua Fábrica das Moagens, para silenciar as críticas e evitar uma desonra maior para a família do marido. "Se ele me enganasse com uma mulher não havia problema, não o deixava", assegura Maria Pinheiro, que diz ainda que "isto é uma vergonha para a comunidade cigana".
A PSP esteve no local mas não efectuou nenhuma detenção. Algumas viaturas que estavam estacionadas foram atingidas pelos disparos e ficaram danificadas.
ESTÃO A VER COMO NÃO SOU NADA HOMOFÓBICO?ERA O DOIS EM UM...
Traição gay dá tiroteio
Uma traição homossexual acabou ontem à tarde em tiroteio no bairro Carlos Botelho, na Picheleira, Lisboa. Dois elementos da comunidade cigana local ficaram feridos sem gravidade.
"Estou há quatro anos casada com ele e a família dizia que ele tinha uma namorada e embirrava comigo. Esperei-o e apanhei-o aos beijos com outro homem", conta a mulher traída, Maria Serrano Pinheiro.
A mulher não duvida ser ela o alvo dos tiros disparados de um carro em andamento, na rua Fábrica das Moagens, para silenciar as críticas e evitar uma desonra maior para a família do marido. "Se ele me enganasse com uma mulher não havia problema, não o deixava", assegura Maria Pinheiro, que diz ainda que "isto é uma vergonha para a comunidade cigana".
A PSP esteve no local mas não efectuou nenhuma detenção. Algumas viaturas que estavam estacionadas foram atingidas pelos disparos e ficaram danificadas.
ESTÃO A VER COMO NÃO SOU NADA HOMOFÓBICO?ERA O DOIS EM UM...
MAIS UM INDÍGENA QUE FICOU RICO.BENDITAS NACIONALIZAÇÕES...
Loulé: PJ deteve duas mulheres e um homem por morte violenta
Sexo como isco para assalto e homicídio
Duas mulheres e um homem foram detidos pela Polícia Judiciária, suspeitos pelo sequestro e homicídio de um comerciante, a 29 de Abril, no sítio da Varjota, no concelho de Loulé. As detidas terão aliciado a vítima com promessas de sexo, acabando depois, já com a ajuda do cúmplice, por amarrar e amordaçar a vítima dentro da própria casa. O comerciante acabou por morrer asfixiado.
QUERIAM MAIOR DEMONSTRAÇÃO DE AFECTOS?
Sexo como isco para assalto e homicídio
Duas mulheres e um homem foram detidos pela Polícia Judiciária, suspeitos pelo sequestro e homicídio de um comerciante, a 29 de Abril, no sítio da Varjota, no concelho de Loulé. As detidas terão aliciado a vítima com promessas de sexo, acabando depois, já com a ajuda do cúmplice, por amarrar e amordaçar a vítima dentro da própria casa. O comerciante acabou por morrer asfixiado.
QUERIAM MAIOR DEMONSTRAÇÃO DE AFECTOS?
TEMOS QUE GANHAR MENOS PARA OUTROS GANHAREM MAIS...
Ernâni Lopes defende corte de 15 a 20% no salário dos funcionários públicos
12.07.2010 20:43 Lusa
O antigo ministro das Finanças Ernâni Lopes disse hoje que se estivesse no Governo em Portugal seguiria o exemplo irlandês e cortaria 15 ou 20 por cento os salários dos funcionários públicos.
DUMA MANEIRA DIRECTA OU ENCAPOTADA É ISSO QUE VAI ACONTECER(JÁ ESTÁ DESDE 2001) MAS QUE É SEMPRE INSUFICIENTE FACE ÁS NECESSIDADES "ANUAIS" DE "NOVOS PORTUGUESES" E DE CADA VIAGEM DUM POLÍTICO AO EX-ULTRAMAR...
MAS COMO TODOS ESTÃO DE ACORDO, PELA FORMA COMO VOTAM, ESTÁ TUDO BEM...
12.07.2010 20:43 Lusa
O antigo ministro das Finanças Ernâni Lopes disse hoje que se estivesse no Governo em Portugal seguiria o exemplo irlandês e cortaria 15 ou 20 por cento os salários dos funcionários públicos.
DUMA MANEIRA DIRECTA OU ENCAPOTADA É ISSO QUE VAI ACONTECER(JÁ ESTÁ DESDE 2001) MAS QUE É SEMPRE INSUFICIENTE FACE ÁS NECESSIDADES "ANUAIS" DE "NOVOS PORTUGUESES" E DE CADA VIAGEM DUM POLÍTICO AO EX-ULTRAMAR...
MAS COMO TODOS ESTÃO DE ACORDO, PELA FORMA COMO VOTAM, ESTÁ TUDO BEM...
QUE O ISCTE SE CONSTITUA EM "AGÊNCIA DE RATING"!
Moody’s revê em baixa rating de Portugal
08:28 Ana Rita Faria
A agência de notação financeira Moody’s acaba de rever em baixa o rating português em dois níveis, de A1 para Aa2.
SENDO NITIDAMENTE O RUMO O DE ÁFRICA,ÁFRICA,ÁFRICA(CÁ DENTRO E LÁ FORA) SÓ MESMO O ISCTE PODERIA DAR-NOS ESTATÍSTICAS SEMPRE COM BOAS NOVAS.
AINDA CHEGAVAM Á CONCLUSÃO DE QUE O QUE É PRECISO É MAIS ESTADO.SIM COM TANTA MÃO DE OBRA ARMAZENADA EM BAIRRO SOCIAL POR NOSSA CONTA O QUE FALTA É CHEFIAS.NAS FREGUESIAS, NAS CÂMARAS,NAS ASSEMBLEIAS REGIONAIS E DA REPÚBLICA E ACIMA DE TUDO NO GOVERNO QUE DEVERIA NOMEAR UM GOVERNADOR CIVIL POR CADA CONCELHO PARA COORDENAR MELHOR ESSA BATALHA DA PRODUÇÃO.
E COMBATER A XENOFOBIA, O HOMOFOBISMO E OUTRAS COISAS QUE AFECTAM O DESENVOLVIMENTO DO HOMEM NOVO E MULATO...
08:28 Ana Rita Faria
A agência de notação financeira Moody’s acaba de rever em baixa o rating português em dois níveis, de A1 para Aa2.
SENDO NITIDAMENTE O RUMO O DE ÁFRICA,ÁFRICA,ÁFRICA(CÁ DENTRO E LÁ FORA) SÓ MESMO O ISCTE PODERIA DAR-NOS ESTATÍSTICAS SEMPRE COM BOAS NOVAS.
AINDA CHEGAVAM Á CONCLUSÃO DE QUE O QUE É PRECISO É MAIS ESTADO.SIM COM TANTA MÃO DE OBRA ARMAZENADA EM BAIRRO SOCIAL POR NOSSA CONTA O QUE FALTA É CHEFIAS.NAS FREGUESIAS, NAS CÂMARAS,NAS ASSEMBLEIAS REGIONAIS E DA REPÚBLICA E ACIMA DE TUDO NO GOVERNO QUE DEVERIA NOMEAR UM GOVERNADOR CIVIL POR CADA CONCELHO PARA COORDENAR MELHOR ESSA BATALHA DA PRODUÇÃO.
E COMBATER A XENOFOBIA, O HOMOFOBISMO E OUTRAS COISAS QUE AFECTAM O DESENVOLVIMENTO DO HOMEM NOVO E MULATO...
Monday, July 12, 2010
AS ÚLTIMAS 382 TONELADAS DA PESADA HERANÇA "FASSISTA" VÃO-SE DESTA VEZ?
Secret gold swap has spooked the market
It takes a lot to spook the solid old gold market. But when it emerged last week that one or more banks had lent 380 tonnes of gold to the Bank of International Settlements in return for foreign currencies, there was widespread surprise and confusion
By Garry White and Rowena Mason
Published: 6:10PM BST 11 Jul 2010
Secret gold swap has spooked the market Photo: EDDIE MULHOLLAND
The news that a mystery bank has just pawned the family jewels gave traders a jolt – nervous about the sudden transfer of almost 20pc of the world's annual gold production and the possibility of a sell-off.
In a tiny footnote in its annual report, the bank disclosed its unusually large holding of gold, compared with nothing the year before. The disclosure was a large factor in the correction of the gold price this week, which fell below $1,200 for the first time in more than a month.
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Copper miner Antofagasta plans to increase production despite profits taking a beatingConcerns hinged on whether the BIS could potentially sell on this vast cache of bullion in the event of a default, flooding the market with liquidity. It appears to have raised $14bn for whoever's been doing the swapping – small fry on the currency markets, but serious liquidity in the gold market.
Denominated in euros, gold has fallen 8pc since the beginning of the month and is now trading at a seven-week low of €937 per troy ounce.
The big gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) – having peaked at record inflows in May – have also been showing net outflows over the past few days.
Meanwhile, economists and gold market-watchers were determined to hunt down which bank is short of cash – curious about who is using their stash of precious metal for what looks suspiciously like a secret bailout.
At first it looked like the BIS was swapping gold with a troubled central bank. After all, the institution is the central bankers' bank and its purpose to conduct transactions with national monetary authorities.
Central banks in the troubled southern zone of Europe were considered the most likely perpetrators.
According to the World Gold Council, central banks in Greece, Spain and Portugal held 112.2, 281.6 and 382.5 tons of gold respectively in June – leading analysts to point fingers at Portugal, or a combination of the three.
But Edel Tully, an analyst from UBS, noted that eurozone central banks would be severely limited with what they could do with the influx of extra cash – unable to transfer it straight to governments or make use of the primary bond markets.
She then listed the only other potential monetary authorities with enough gold as the US, China, Switzerland, Japan, Russia, India and Taiwan – and the International Monetary Fund.
This led to musings that the counterparty was the IMF, making sense because the lender of last resort is historically prone to cash shortages and has been quietly selling off gold in the first half of the year.
Renowned gold expert Jim Sinclair adopted this explanation. The panic came when people mistook a lease for a swap, he argues. Far from being a big release of gold into the market, it is simply a commercial arrangement between the IMF and BIS with a favourable rate of interest paid for the foreign currency.
"Gold swaps are usually undertaken by monetary authorities," he writes on his industry blog, MineSet. "The gold is exchanged for foreign exchange deposits with an agreement that the transaction be unwound at a future time at an agreed price.
"The IMF will pay interest on the foreign exchange received. Historically swaps occur when entities like the IMF have a need for foreign exchange, but do not wish to sell the gold. In this case, gold is a leveraging device for needed currency to meet requirements.
"The many reports that characterise the large IMF gold swap as a sale of gold into the markets do not understand the difference between a swap and a lease."
However, the day after original reports about the swaps, BIS emailed a statement saying that the swaps had not been conducted with monetary authorities but purely with commercial banks.
This did nothing to quell the sense of mystery surrounding the deal or deals. It is almost inconceivable that a single commercial bank could have accumulated so much gold alone. And cynics have suggested that the whole affair still looks like a secretive European bailout that a single country wants to keep quiet.
In this case, one or more of the so-called bullion banks – which act as wholesale market-makers and include Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, HSBC, Barclays, UBS, Societe Generale, Mitsui and the Bank of Nova Scotia – would have agreed to act on behalf of a monetary authority.
This would add an extra layer of anonymity. "So the BIS swaps look like a tripartite transaction," writes Adrian Douglas of the Gold Anti-Trust Association. "The commercial bank or banks made a swap with a central bank or banks and then the commercial bank or banks made a swap with the BIS."
Analysts for Commerzbank note that in the meantime, "The price of gold is tending weaker at present."
It takes a lot to spook the solid old gold market. But when it emerged last week that one or more banks had lent 380 tonnes of gold to the Bank of International Settlements in return for foreign currencies, there was widespread surprise and confusion
By Garry White and Rowena Mason
Published: 6:10PM BST 11 Jul 2010
Secret gold swap has spooked the market Photo: EDDIE MULHOLLAND
The news that a mystery bank has just pawned the family jewels gave traders a jolt – nervous about the sudden transfer of almost 20pc of the world's annual gold production and the possibility of a sell-off.
In a tiny footnote in its annual report, the bank disclosed its unusually large holding of gold, compared with nothing the year before. The disclosure was a large factor in the correction of the gold price this week, which fell below $1,200 for the first time in more than a month.
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A result! Mecom finally sets the date (we hope)
Yukon is pioneer country, with power showers
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The Act of Settlement: 300 years of discrimination against Roman Catholics
HMS Victory and cargo of gold found in English channel
Copper miner Antofagasta plans to increase production despite profits taking a beatingConcerns hinged on whether the BIS could potentially sell on this vast cache of bullion in the event of a default, flooding the market with liquidity. It appears to have raised $14bn for whoever's been doing the swapping – small fry on the currency markets, but serious liquidity in the gold market.
Denominated in euros, gold has fallen 8pc since the beginning of the month and is now trading at a seven-week low of €937 per troy ounce.
The big gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) – having peaked at record inflows in May – have also been showing net outflows over the past few days.
Meanwhile, economists and gold market-watchers were determined to hunt down which bank is short of cash – curious about who is using their stash of precious metal for what looks suspiciously like a secret bailout.
At first it looked like the BIS was swapping gold with a troubled central bank. After all, the institution is the central bankers' bank and its purpose to conduct transactions with national monetary authorities.
Central banks in the troubled southern zone of Europe were considered the most likely perpetrators.
According to the World Gold Council, central banks in Greece, Spain and Portugal held 112.2, 281.6 and 382.5 tons of gold respectively in June – leading analysts to point fingers at Portugal, or a combination of the three.
But Edel Tully, an analyst from UBS, noted that eurozone central banks would be severely limited with what they could do with the influx of extra cash – unable to transfer it straight to governments or make use of the primary bond markets.
She then listed the only other potential monetary authorities with enough gold as the US, China, Switzerland, Japan, Russia, India and Taiwan – and the International Monetary Fund.
This led to musings that the counterparty was the IMF, making sense because the lender of last resort is historically prone to cash shortages and has been quietly selling off gold in the first half of the year.
Renowned gold expert Jim Sinclair adopted this explanation. The panic came when people mistook a lease for a swap, he argues. Far from being a big release of gold into the market, it is simply a commercial arrangement between the IMF and BIS with a favourable rate of interest paid for the foreign currency.
"Gold swaps are usually undertaken by monetary authorities," he writes on his industry blog, MineSet. "The gold is exchanged for foreign exchange deposits with an agreement that the transaction be unwound at a future time at an agreed price.
"The IMF will pay interest on the foreign exchange received. Historically swaps occur when entities like the IMF have a need for foreign exchange, but do not wish to sell the gold. In this case, gold is a leveraging device for needed currency to meet requirements.
"The many reports that characterise the large IMF gold swap as a sale of gold into the markets do not understand the difference between a swap and a lease."
However, the day after original reports about the swaps, BIS emailed a statement saying that the swaps had not been conducted with monetary authorities but purely with commercial banks.
This did nothing to quell the sense of mystery surrounding the deal or deals. It is almost inconceivable that a single commercial bank could have accumulated so much gold alone. And cynics have suggested that the whole affair still looks like a secretive European bailout that a single country wants to keep quiet.
In this case, one or more of the so-called bullion banks – which act as wholesale market-makers and include Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, HSBC, Barclays, UBS, Societe Generale, Mitsui and the Bank of Nova Scotia – would have agreed to act on behalf of a monetary authority.
This would add an extra layer of anonymity. "So the BIS swaps look like a tripartite transaction," writes Adrian Douglas of the Gold Anti-Trust Association. "The commercial bank or banks made a swap with a central bank or banks and then the commercial bank or banks made a swap with the BIS."
Analysts for Commerzbank note that in the meantime, "The price of gold is tending weaker at present."
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